Sound and Logical

The Exodus myth is foundational to Israelite identity, serving as a symbol of liberation, faithfulness, and divine intervention. It has also resonated beyond religious contexts, influencing literature, art, and social justice movements that draw parallels between the plight of the Israelites and struggles for freedom and justice throughout history. But did the actual event happen? #Exodusmyth

After realising that Moses is a solar-lunar myth constructed after the Bronze Age collapse, 

it became clear that the foundational story of the Torah—and the figure of Moses, central to all three Abrahamic religions (Islam, Christianity, and Judaism)—is rooted in earlier mythologies.

The so-called Hebrews of ancient times were the Hyksos, a group of people known for herding sheep. Originating from the Armenian steppes, they invaded Egypt before ultimately 

being expelled by Pharaoh Ahmose. 

Popular Self-fulfilling False Prophecy of Learned Helplessness